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It’s a common mistake, but you’re conflating the state of overpopulation (i.e. too many people in the world) with the rate of change of population. Indeed if t
by appplication 2y ago
It’s a common mistake, but you’re conflating the state of overpopulation (i.e. too many people in the world) with the rate of change of population.
Indeed if the total capacity of the earth was, for example, 2 Billion people, the birth rate could be declining or even 0 for quite some time and we would still be overpopulated.
- muzani 2y agoI think what's being said is overpopulation isn't an issue. Because once you have overpopulation, birth rates decline, and once you have underpopulation, birth rates increase.